"See Us" is not just a celebration of pride – it's a campaign that reminds us that the LGBTQ community has fought for decades to be seen, to be heard, and to be loved. That fight is still very much at the forefront of our culture, as hundreds of bills advance in state houses across the country with one goal – to erase the rights and experiences of queer people.

When CBS approached Windy with a blank canvas, we pitched the idea of visualizing erasure by removing queer characters from the scene.